behavior diary

a detailed log of a person’s activities or responses as recorded by a trained observer or the individual himself or herself, usually on a regular basis over a specified interval of time. For example, a behavior diary might be used to log a study participant’s activities over a 24-hour period.

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Psychology term of the day

December 26th 2024

socionomics

n. the study of nonsocial influences on social groups; that is, the ways in which the physical environment modifies society. This includes the effects of different terrains and climatic conditions on economic and social organization.